English in a 2nd! by ΔΗΜΗΤΡΑ Τ.

dimitsolakidou — 2025-09-29 15:39:23 UTC

Which story affected you the most Muzoon's or Mesfin's? Give reasons for your answer.

2025-11-09 15:45:03 UTC

I found muzoon's story more affecting. Muzoon lived in a refugee camp and faced many problems, but she still worked hard to continue her education. Even when people around her were giving up or felt too tired to study, she kept going because she believed school was important for her future. She also encouraged other girls not to drop out, even when they were under pressure.

Her story affected me because it shows how someone can stay strong and hopeful, even in a very hard situation. Muzoon did not only think about herself, she tried to help others as well. This made her story stand out to me and made me think about how powerful education and courage can be.

βασιλης Κ. β2

Dimitris K. B2

2025-11-16 14:32:21 UTC

I believe that Muzoon's story affected me the most because she managed to overcome extremely difficult problems and obstacles in order to achieve her goals. She lived a lot of the worst experiences a kid can live but she never gave up and she managed to make her own future better. She always stayed confident and tried to encourage the people around her and eventually, she became one of the biggest inspirations for young refugees around the world. She fought for the right of the young people's education and for all these reasons her story is just unique.

Mesfin

2025-11-20 13:40:04 UTC

Mesfin's story affected me the most compared to Muzzon's .

What resonated with me deeply was witnessing his unwavering dedication and the immense sense of responsibility he carried for his loved ones . To maintain such commitment and face severe danger for the sake of his family truly highlights an extraordinary level of courage and selflessness, which I found profoundly moving

Xristina b1

Muzon

2025-11-21 18:34:04 UTC

The story of Muzon affected me most, because despite the difficulties she didn't give up but continued her studies and find inspiration to launch campaigns for education among Syrian women refugees. Muzon has valued the importance of education since she was a child and must be a role model for all young women.

Georgia B'3

2025-11-23 14:49:02 UTC

Chapter 2 presents two refugees,whose stories,in spite of the harsh conditions they both endured,come in stark contrast to one another.Personally,I found Muzon's story to be more affecting.Even though her education was halted,due to the war that was happening in her country,she became one of its brightest advocates,emphasising its importance to young girls. She even went as as far as cajoling parents into letting their daughters pursue their daughters' right to education.Therefore,her story moved me more in comparison to Mesfin's.

Mesfin

2025-11-24 18:00:54 UTC

Reading about Mesfin’s life truly got to me. Imagining being all alone in a place that isn't your home, where every single day is a fight just to find wood to cook your food. Especially the part where he had to give up his firewood after walking so far. How can someone’s chance to eat a meal depend on something so fragile? So taking everything in consideration I can easily say that his story really made me feel a mix of feelings such as sadness, anger, helplessness and pettie.

Nikos B3

Muzon’s story

2025-11-27 20:02:17 UTC

Personally I liked Muzon’s story better because of her incredible determination to continue her education despite living in a refugee camp. She refused to give up, even when her family faced danger and had to flee Syria. Her “deeply held conviction” that education can change lives inspired me. I was also touched by how she encouraged other girls to stay in school and “fought against” early marriage. Her resilience and courage show that hope can survive even in the hardest circumstances.

Muzon

2025-11-27 21:07:13 UTC

This story of a refugee young girl has touched my heart.Because she flew away her home country and beyond the huge difficulties she kept be worried about education.Not only her personal education but the education of all the girls, whose parents had planned already their future. So I am proud for muzon for all her good purposes and the fact that she never gave ap wanting better life!!

2025-12-01 06:03:56 UTC

Personally,I found meshfins story more shocking and affecting.Muzon had a hard life as well,but meshfin was forced to travel hundreds of miles just to be able to eat.In addition,he was alone and often cried without having anyone available to comfort him and the only thing that kept him going was his determination and will.Lastly,he encountered horrific sights such was a dead body that was rotting and that created a lot of trauma in his heart.

Mesfin

2025-12-01 22:34:22 UTC

After reading both cases, I was especially moved by Mesfin’s story. His daily life is full of constant dangers and is incredibly exhausting. Even something as simple as finding food can take him hours of walking. This shows how much effort he has to put in just to meet basic needs, helping us understand the poor quality of his life and the many hardships he faces.

Mesfin's story

2025-12-10 20:31:13 UTC

Mesfin, as tragic as his story is, was showed nobility even while under pressure. He faced reality and knew no one would save him. Still, he soon feel apart emotionally, simple to be kept sane. That, I believe, is far more moving and a semi-positive yet realistic depiction of what is actually like to be a refugee in need.

Renaissance

dimitsolakidou — 2026-01-16 08:45:28 UTC

Choose your famous artist of Renaissance and describe one of his works that made a big impression on you.

mariangelamoustaka24 — 2026-02-16 16:06:14 UTC

My favourite Renaissance artist is Leonardo da Vinci. I have always been fascinated by his genius, not only as a painter but also as a scientist, inventor and thinker. I truly admire the way his mind worked and I am honestly obsessed with his intelligence and creativity.

One of his most impressive works is The Last Supper. This painting made a huge impression on me the first time I saw it in a book. What suprises me is that many people focus more on other famous paintings and don't fully appreciate this masterpeice. In my apinion, it deserves much more attention along with one of his sketches The Vitruvian Man.

The painting shows the moment when Jesus tells his disciples that one of them will betray him. What amazed me most is the expressions on the faces of the apostles. Each person reacts differently, some look shocked, others confused or angry, Leonardo manages to show so many emotions in one single scene. The composition and the perspective are also incredible, making the painting look realistic and alive.

What makes his work even more impressive is Leonardo's deep understanding of human psychology. He was not just painting people but capturing their thoughts and feelings. That is why I believe he was a true genius.

In conclusion, Leonardo da Vinci is the Renaissance artist who inspires me the most. The Last Supper left a strong impression on me because of its emotional power and artistic perfection proving how extraordinary Leonardo's talent really was.

Mariangela Moustaka , B3 :)

MONA LISA(Leonardo da Vinci)

2026-02-17 15:28:23 UTC

The Mona Lisa is a famous painting created by Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci in the early 1500s during the Renaissance. It is a small portrait and it is known for the mysterious smile of the lady. It is believed to be a lady called La Gioconda. The painting is in the Louvre Museum and it is known for its special technique called sfumato. The painting became very famous after it was stolen from the museum it is a priceless painting and it has a mysterious characteristic: The smile of the lady changes depending on the angle from which it is viewed.

Georgia B'3

Leonardo da Vinci

2026-02-18 23:03:13 UTC